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Monthly Archives: June 2012
antonym of calamity
i find solace at the foot of the river where the waters are placid and the wind whistles a sermon of lovely breezes taming the thorns and thistles of the wild timberland i find my soul surrendering at the … Continue reading
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slow hours
slow hours— familiar cavaliers lazily watch the selfish sun dragging the clouds and the rhythm of thunderstorms hit thousand ears of frenzied babies i force myself to stabilize the wicked raindrops outside and pacify the noise of the skies slow … Continue reading
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November
Lonely is tonight when eyes are shut from autumn lights of little ninjas fighting over silver swords of disneyland It hits me like november when all saints day is queuing for giant pumpkins and there i am sitting … Continue reading
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peepers
we are abstract shapes floating on the nebulous horizon with no cathedral colors but white sheet like cotton balls we meet the morning sun as polluted smokes rise above our tiny heads as marbles and we happily sing … Continue reading
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clever calculation of atoms
our chemistry is a clever calculation of atoms bravely there inside our veins where revolutions of sentiments are defending us we are more candid than what we hear from the outside 2012
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Sea Dancer
I sleep in the sea And dance with the water Those whales are hungry They lick my little toes Sands and seashells have sex Conceiving transparent jellies I gobble the intoxicated Whispers of the sailor’s air … Continue reading
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Oh Deity Of Deities
Arrest me oh Deity of deities Sequester me in your biosphere Where agony is missing But gladness is existent I’m living on this domain Of struggles and strains Even gold cannot muster All of man’s contentment Oh … Continue reading
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Jupiter
He stares at the billion numbers inscribed on a graffiti wall and counts the tiny seahorses sketched to the left He remembers his childhood when all left was nothing but white crayons inside the pockets of his handbag … Continue reading
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Chatterbox
There are tales lost in oblivion covered with dirty gossips and scraped with killer knives. They told yarns and narratives designed in blue sheets of whooping sounds and sweet temperaments. Cold behaviors of ears resisting strange accounts while tongues of … Continue reading
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Postcards Of Happy Birthdays
You, an archipelago splitting lakes and volcanoes You, a bridge connecting dispersed islands You and I the union as one we blend like honey and wine 2012
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